Located outside Landers, CA, once considered the world’s largest free-standing boulder, many are drawn to the sublime awe of the sacred Mother Stone, yet she suffers destruction, debris and desecration.
With Indigenous guidance, our Stories and Stewardship program protects Giant Rock through education, engagement and public art installation, sharing a regard for our common space, flora, fauna on Mother Earth while creating a safe outdoor experience for all visitors from down the street and across the globe.
A popular destination, our events coincide with international off-roading race King of the Hammers, the nation's largest annual UFO and Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) conference, Contact in the Desert and National Public Lands Day.
Designated CA State Historic Site #933, the ruins of the Llano del Rio Co-Operative experiment, 1914-1917, contain lessons for future generations unearthed through research and translated by artists to welcome community and compassion for our common lands.
Our ongoing immersive exhibits reveal legacies of social and environmental injustice, neglected histories and connections to the Antelope Valley of today.
Our Earth Day programs steward locations while learning history and our ON ALL programs bring Indigenous perspectives, artist responses, in-person making, movement and music activities, inspired by the optimism of past Utopic endeavors.
We are a collaborative, inclusive, 501(c) nonprofit organization. Since 2016, we've learned that effective and enjoyable place-keeping happens with people and partners...
Positional Projects partners include the Antelope Valley Illegal Dumping Task Force, the Bureau of Land Management - Barstow Field Office, Blightsites.org, DEHSART.com, Desert Cleanse Project, the Element Society, High Desert Keepers, Hoverlay, the Landers Homestead Valley Community Association, Rivian Clubs, and the Yale Club Of Riverside/San Bernardino.
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